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176 1 Stewart article with respect to plaster, and the 2 Russell article with respect to maintenance people, 3 were those medical articles available to 4 manufacturers such as the national Gypsum Company, 5 who might wish to take a look at them? 6 A Well, certainly they'd be available to anybody who 7 had access to these libraries, and access to general > 8 and medical libraries is pretty much unrestricted. 9 Q So I gather the answer -- 10 A I guess the answer is yes. 11 Q How, based on all the articles that you have 12 reviewed, Doctor, if manufacturers such as national 13 Gypsum wanted to find out more about asbestos 14 hazards, lot's asstime that they look at those IS articles in the early 1930's, would one reasonable 16 way to do that be to conduct animal studies? 17 A Well, certainly that is one route that's taken, to do 18 research on the effect of chemicals. 19 Epidemiologists look at the -- you know -- 20 HR. SUOJANEN: Objection, Your Honor. 21 Dr. ozonoff hasn't been qualified as an 22 expert in any kind of animal study. Be reads books. 23 He doesn't test animals. 24 HR. COX: Your Honor, this question is 25 going to lead into literature that the doctor